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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
KNOcKED SEYSELESs Br TIE MArOR.

tenIrrsBUEG Feb. (Speciab.-C +. Vollowe. superin
Pdent Of the Chautauqua Lake leo Company. and an
active Republican worker with strong German follow
Ing has been conacd his house for ten days and his
face IL marked for life. On the night OF January 81
yoIowe with three friends seated IN Smithicldst
drinking beer, when Mayor Fulton entered ana
was invited by yollowe TO join the party The Mayor did
20 and few minutes later bottle flew the table
striking Noll0we IN the face when he recovered MS
Mayor had departed and Vo0we was informed
that II he who had thrown the bottle. Nollowcs hfb
impulse was appeal to the law hut finally he deter
mined postpone action. The Mayor wrote letter OF
apology In which he SAID lie unable 10 explain tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
SPECIAL ELECTION IN RHODE ISLAND

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Feb. tSDecidb.-The Supreme
Court today decided the constitutional question on
second elections members OF Congress- referred To that
body by Governor Wetmore The decision Is that plu
raty is sufficient to elect a second trial The Gov
ernor Immediately called special election 10 I'LL the
vacancy in this Congress from the Id Rhode Island
District 10 be held on February 81 The Republican
state Central Committee has called convention for next
Tuesday Major lliam A. Pierce Will doubtless he the
nominee The Democrats will doubtless nominate
Charles IT, Page. although there is desire IN some
quarters trust TO Page but 10 put forward Judge
Bradley for the short well for the long term
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LOSSES BY FIRE IN VARIOUS PA CES

DETROIT, Feb. 9.-An Erening Journal dispatch from
Jackson, Mich. says: fire occurred In the basement
OF Bacon Il Co.'S hardware store at Chelsea last night
About 100 pounds of gunpowder stored In the basement
exploded blowing out the inside OF the building and
breaking the glass IN blocks 200 yards away. high
wind prevailed and the entire town was threatened
Fonr stores were destroyed. Loss $25 50O0 insurance
$4,000"
BALTIMORE, Feb 0.-Fire this morning destroyed the
large steam bakery OF O'Donnell Brothers on South
at dsl4,OOO which Is covered by Insurance.
MARSHALL, Tex Feb. 9.-The Presby teran Church and
three stores here destroyed by fire yesterday The
ioss Is $4,000; insurance "a, 800
hED BANK, N. j., Feb. 9-Tbe barns OH the farm near
eeaoght owned by W. L. Tyson burned last night
Mrs. Samuel A. Conover il the tenant OF the farm pres
ent some weeks ago her hay stacks were burned 10th
tires were started by inccndjNres
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Lulu HURST WAS LuCKrAs wELLASMA GHETTO

CHICAGO Feb "a dispatch TO The Times from Chat
tanooga, Tenn says Paul L. Atkinson. OF this city,
who achieved quite n reputation as manager OF Lulu
Hurst the young who possessed such marvellous
magnetic powers was married this morning at her home
near Ccdartown Cal Miss Hurst since her wonderful
power had been attending school, ana grad-
in ember last IL Is reported that the fortune or
s2OOOOO she amassed while the stage has been
trebled by lucky investments.
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TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
PERsIANs ORDAINED AS MIyIsTI

PERSTANS ORDAINED AS MINISTER'S 49,.
DIS MoiNRs. Fen oIn the Chapel OF the UNIVERSITY h's
night Two Persian students Scrzis Van Moses ana o.
Van Jesus. were ordained 10 the ministry Aier uiiu
preaching tour through this they will go To Ieheah
fersih, IN charge OF the Christian Mission.
OFFICERS OF SUGAR GBOWERo' CONNENIlOS.
ST LOUIS. le H1hc sugar Gruwcrs Convention eioeo"
the following offccrs: President Norman Comah W.
president L. NJ sthwartze OF kdwaidsvlc Ills
H. w Dcining. Of Downcrs Grove Iii secretary, r. n VI"
lespic Edw warisVille.
PEOPLE OF DIFFERENT TASTES. ,,.
PuADKifIlA, Feb. tSpciat.-Threo liquor ueaela
Jo epD Gruber. L. Gross and LOUIS Nog-were hneu so Iii
COSTS Today Tor selling liquor sunday. Tile ohenuc's
IL cola tea and not wlskey they had sold lne pos
cuto;s, however otherwise and 'o'
PEELED them Ia pay the hncs.
SEEKING A DIVORCE FROM DIR. L. d. fohp. q,
NEw.OHLEANs, Feb (SpecidD. .-Suit for divorce was ~
day insui Mr.. For.i against her husband Dr u VI
Ford who sentenced Monday 10 u teen YEAR, s
prisonuent hard labor for killing e. hirk kpaiiiek "o
ground tho divorce In asked IL hat III. roi"
convict.
RAISING THE PRICE OF NAILS a.,
CIScIxSATI Feb aThc Western all Asso lon M, y, me me
monfly meeting today y0c IN tiiIo"Sy .''
price OF nails advanced 81 'J ear' an VI ."
ceuts.
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DAMAGE DONE By HIGH WATER IN CANADA.

ST. CAIHARISEs, Ont, Feb 0.-The old canal over
flowed suddenly this morning owing to rush of water
from Twelve Mile Creek, that the people living on us
banks had to flee to high ground to save their ives
shicklunas shipyarL and workshops several feet
under water The water entered the drydock In when
the steamers Persia and Ocean undergoing repairs
ana the two vessels had be scutcd 10 save them ihe
water Ia one tier deep In Norrss warehouse, where an
immense quantity OF flour Is storcd and his loss VIII De
heavy
LONDON, Ont, Feb o-The north branch OF the River
Thames has again oycriiowed its banks aud nearly all
the houses in the southern end Of LONDON West are
flooded, OF them the depth Of three feet Ine
moving lee has destroyed portion or the wall Oh tno
sulphur springs building and about nifty feet OF the
brcakwatcr between tho Blackfriars and kensihgtoh
bridges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
WILD DOG EXCITEMENT.

PoucmREErsIE Feb. o (speciaD.-Thc wilddog excite
ment IN the towns OF Pleasant Valley and Hyde Park
continues A Pleasant Valley farmer who returned home
late AT night from visit to this city, attacked by
nine Of them and barely escaped with his life To-day
another hunting party OF $50 was organized all
armed with shotguns and intended 10 make thorough
hnnf In an the Moods and swamps OF the town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10

LYONS, Feb. 9.-Two bombs we're simultaneously OK
poded to-day in front of the police headquarters in this
city, The bombs struck against the railing and were
thus prevented from expendng their force the build
ing At St. Etienne thirytwO miles southeast OF Lyon-.
a bomb was thrown at the police station. IL exploded
outside the office but with such force that three Of the
officers within buildn ng seriously injured Eight
men have been alleged completely I'm the lat
frrO
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TUERE WILL BE NO ANILG1 Ul TION.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 0.-w. II. Trogo. general manager
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Express Company said today
that there absolutely truth In the published report
the absorption OF his company by the Adams Express
Company. There have been no negotiations lie said M"
were any offers made by the Adams company they
would bc considered. The Baltimore and ono COIL
papy has recently added 600 miles OF railroad to ts eh
press system he Queen and Crescent and the Cincnhat
Hamilton and Dayton systcmsl and In "a short the WIN
absorb the business of another raoad about loOo miies
In length the express business OF which Is now aueo
by the Adams company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

MIIRDER THE RESULT OF A DOMESTIC QUARREL.
MILWAUKEE Feb. ga dispatch TO The Erening Wseonnn
samuel Hamilton shot anu Killed Jonn
Patterson in Rapid River, twenty Ihnes
norfh of nj place. night. Hamilton, VINO was an en-
noyc CLAIMS that ho inteI' ohou 70
and wa com PEELED shoot Patterson or DO sno "
SELF"
BIyTCHERING HIS FAMILY AND HIMSELF.
.no dispatch to- The Dduv Nens from w ar
saw Ind SAYS party Of hunters happened 10 pass the
ar, house OF Bunham In Ippecanoe township when
n@ the door of house they discovered the little woyear
ol gr throat cut rom ear 10 ear ana MIS- Dunham
by badly cut and injured about the head as
o he siUls thought that Durham was insane
,uRDEROUs QUARREL OVER A DOSE OFQUININE
sr LOUIS Feb GA dispatch from st. Joseph Mo, says
Heniy HX afarper living twelve miles west OF this city
has with assault with intent To Kill his
ow son lie : Last night proposed 10 give my
Youngest child OF qulnne My sou William interered
and beat seeing that was getting the worst OF IT,
drew my knife stabbed IN the abdomen The boy
cannot possibly recover"
GALLAGHER PLEADING GUILTY OF FORGERY.
CHICAGO H., Feb o-wllam J. Gallagher. the alleged
Joseph Mackn tine Eighteenth Ward election
before Judge Anthony OF
warrants for rebates the city
and Was sentenced 10 year la the penitentiary.
BURGLARS PURSUED BY A MOB.
CLEVELAND Ohio, Feb. 0.-A week tho house o. ~
Holmes County entered ny mAskeu ,non
who bound the family and stole several ana
taken Mcrsburg .as night crowd OF rveIn nurtV In
De eope the train When tho onceIs appea.oa IL
their made The pfieonot WIZ ssoyi
back streets TO the JAIL Uu' dnc,s t % Wsrs
howled for an hour after tho prison ooo'' "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
A Nrw CONGo COMPANY

BRUSSELS Feb. "a company has been formed for the
construction Of railways the Congo State and the settle
mcnt OF that territory Deputy sebater president Of
the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10


PARIS, Feb 9.-Cardnals Taschereau and Gibbons will
start for Rome TOMORROW They have been received by
Mr. McLane, the United States Minister; NJ. Fabre, the
Canadian Consul, and numerous other Americans, and
have had "a conference with Archbishop Richard. Yescr
day they accepted invitation 10 dine with Superior
OF the 1, sulpice Seminary.
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON Feb. o. 1897.
BUYING HORSES FOR GERMANY.--German agents
cusily employed purchasing horses In Yorkshire.
'sPUxcH" OK TuE IRISH QUEsrIos.-P,neh publishes
cartoon on the Irish question The picture representa-
uophistophees Fenian 1end, carrying q pouch Of
ayDame, and, with wand labelled American vote"
Dfsing up the waters Of strife, namely, the fishing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
PENNSIIIANII TETERi NH

HARRISBURG, Penn, Feb 9.At today's session Oh the
Grand Army OF the Republic state Encampment M'Vor
Samuel Harper OF Pttsburg. declared the ehole" or
Department Commander, and Comrade dnies' oi h"]'e
ton for Senior muinIlcr. Chaplain Sayres was
reelected Allentown was selected tho
place foi The next suc,,li pment. lie woncns Reflex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
IORD DIrNpAyEN's RESIGNATION.

LONDON Feb g. Lord Salisbury has accepted the res
ignaton OF IOrd Dunraven Under Colonial Secretary
Lord Dunraven disseminated because he was super
seeded by Sir Henry Holland as Colonial Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
ARREST oF A WOMAN CONsPIEAroR

SOPHIA, Feb. "a woman has been arrested here for
conspiring against the Government She admits that she
was by Russians TO cajOe the superior officers of
the Bulgarian army into attempting TO overthrow the
Regency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
CATHOLICS AND THE GERMAN ELECTIONS
THE CLERGY FORBIDDEN TO ACETATE AGAINST THE

SEPTENNATE BILL
BERLIN, Feb. 9.-The Roman Catholic Bishop OF Lin
burg in esse Nassau Prussia has forbidden the clergy
Of his diocese to take part In any agitation against the
septennae bill He declares that in view OF the recent
of Cardinal Jacobin giving expression the Popes
wish that the Catholics Of Germany help the position OF
the papacy by assisting Prince Bismarck carry his bill
and thus securing his friendships influence the newly
elected member OF the Centre party in the Reichsag for
from carrying the wishes Of the Vatican. tits believed
that ali the other German Catholic Bishops will pursue
course similar to that or the Bishop of Idnburg.
The Munich AHgemei,,c Zehing publishes Cardinal
Jacobins letter TO the Nuncio at Munich II is dated
January g. The Cardinal says that In view OF the i'm
pending revision of the Church laws the Pope desires the
Centre support the sepennate bill in every possible
way and concludes
IL is well attaches the great
est Importance the or the bill IL by It's adoption
should be found possible the danger Of the
near future the cetre would render great service TO the
porting the bill In the contrary the hostile attitude OF
lion of the Relchstag w,uld cans. s, ,nc
certaintes TO the Centre party. ~ ~
Cardinal Jacobini nstructs the Nuncio IN uree the
leaders OF the Centre to influence their I'm "a
the sepennate, and to them that such courss
would greatly satisfy the Holy Father
The North German Gasette accuses DR. windthorst na
Baron Frankensen OF keeping secret the first
the Pope, while exerng pressure upon the Centre To
believes the Government had CONFIDENTIAL not Official
knowledge OF the letter, and that II because the
Centre leaders withheld the letter from the party that
the Pope Cardinal JacObnl TO write note to
Nnnci0 Munich setting forth the wishes Of the Holy
see respecting action OF the Centre party on the Sep
tcDnate bill
will the organ that section Of the Centre party
which supports the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
DEFENSIVE FORTIFICA HONS CALLED FOR.

HARTFORD Feb. 9.-The Senate to-day unanimously
passed resolution offered by Senator sumner, Of Hart
ford calling on Congress 10 protect the seacoast and
akeboard states by some proper system OF defensive
forthcalons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10

Corps, an auxiliary OF the Grand Army Of
the Republic held its annual meeting today and elected
has gained members during the past year and 10 In
o fOurishing condition.
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TRYING TO KEEP UP THE WAR FEVER.
BOULANGER SAID TO BE PREPARING FOR MOVE

MENT TO THE FRONTIER.
BERLIN Feb. 9.-The Beriner NdehTichen says 1t has
authentic information that General Boulangcr the French
Minister of War; is preparing for movement OF troops to
the eastern frontier -Four bataions of infantry are togo
oveun and Tou and quarters being prepared to re-
them brigade of cavalry will also go TO Verlun
and provision trains TO TOu -Four battalons In Alers
have been ordered France. General Boulanger has
Instructed the Military Railway Committee to remain In
rermanent session The Ndehrichtea adds: "Paris ad
vices that owing to urgent representations 10y his
colleagues General Boulanger has postponed issuing the
orders for these movements until February 81"
The North German Gasette, without comment, quotes
prominently the statement OF the Berner Naehriehe
that General Won Moltke declared to deputation OF
electors that the political situation most serious
BRISBANE, Queensland. Feb. 9-Orders have been re-
eeyed here recently from different points ON the Cont
nent of Europe for aggregate OF $4,000 cases Of
canned meats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10

PROHIBITION IN PByNSYLVAHIA.
HARRISBURG, Penn. Feb. 9-In the House to-day the
Joint resolution providing for tile submission OF the ques
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10

CHARLEsIoS, feb WpeeiafNO United States scn;-
tor for West Virginia yet In the Joint Assembly to-day
the vote was as follows: Camden 80, Duvall 90 Brown
10, JanDey 8, scattering, 4.
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ton Of q prohibition amendment to vote fthe people
read third time and finally passed by vote Oh ioo
to GO. ~
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For Weak NYoIi,on.

Mrs. Lydia L. pinkhan, lynn, Mass: "Abous
the first OF September, 1881, my wlfc was taken
with uterine hemorrhagc. Tho best stypt,cs tho
physician could prescribe did not check 1t and she
got moro and more cnfecbIcd. She va, troub.
led with roapsus Uteri, LeucorrhOi, numb.
moss OF tho Inns, sickness Of tho stomach and
loss OF appetite. purchased trial bott!o Of your
vegetable Compound. She safd She could dts
coeer salutarV effect IRON, the d,St dose Now
she Is comparatively free flom the Prolapsus,
stomach's sickness, &c. The hemorrhagc Is very
much better an Ia less at the regular periods.
lior appetite is restore and her general health
ana strength much improved. we feel that we
nave oecn tCondeiJuiiv benefited ani our hearts
aro drawn out In gratitude for tho same and In
sympathy for other sufferers, for whose sakes wo
allow our names to DO used"
.. w. EATON. Thurston, N. Y.
Ihe compound is put up In PnIsLozcngo anu
LIQUID form. All sold by Druggists Tha Pills
ana Lozcnges sent by mall on receipt OF price.
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n Famous Bible.

Tho most beautiful volume amonJ,
tho half-million in tho Congressional
library is said to be a Bible, which was
transcribed by q monk in the sixteenth
century. 1t could not bo matched to-
day in the best printing-otlice in the
world. Tho parchment is in perfect
preservation. Every one Of it's thousand
pages is study. Tho general lettering
is in German text, each letter perfect,
and every ono OF them in coal blacE ink,
without q scratch or blot from lid to lid.
at the beginning Of each chapter tho
first letter IS very large, usually two or
three inches long, and is brightly
illuminated in rcd and blue ink. Within
each Of these capitals thorc is drawn tho
figure Of some saint, or some incident Of
which the following chapter tells, is
illustrated. Thore are two columns OH
q page, and no whore is traccablo the
slightest irreguarity OF line, space or
formation Of tho letters. Even under
magnirying glass they seem tlawless.
This precious volume is kept under Il
glass case, which is sometimes lifted to
show that all the pages are us perfect as
tho two which lie open. a legend
relates that Il young man WHO had sinncd
deeply bccamo Il monk, and resolved to
do pcnance for his mistlccds. IIo
determined to copy the Bible, that ho
might learn every letter Of The divine
commands Which he had violated.
Every day for many years ho patiently
pursued his task. Each letter was
wrought with reverence and love; and
tho pci.itent soul found its only COM
mnionship in tho sanity faces which
Wcrc. portrayed OH those pages. When
the last touch was given to the last
letter, an old man rcvcrcntly kissed the
page, and folded the sheets together.
Soon aitcrwaru ho died.
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UNEXPECTED.
a MOTHER SAVED FROM AN
UNTIMELY DEATH.
Tears of Sorrow Turned to Smiles
of Rejoicing.
ROCHESTER,, AUG. al. 1sss.

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according to the Amcr,can Railroad-
er, it costs II little more than 20 cents IL
mile to run locomotive, on the aver
age. Nearly s cents OF this is FOR fuel /,
II for pay OF engineer and fireman, !
cent for oil and waste, and more than
a. cents for repairs. a ton Of coal will
run Il locomotive twcnty-rour miles, a
pint of oil will run eleven miles. and a
pound Of waste ono hundred and
twenty-three miles. The locomotives
OF q railway like the Northwestern rIn
q half million Of miles q month.
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Il teil.tale pant for hot bearings has
been brought out by Mr.. II. Crookes,
of Westminster Chambers. When cool,
or at normal temperature, it is IL bril-
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1T grows darker, until at 1862 Fal,r. it
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its original redncss. This paint shculd
be useful for high-spccd machinery, es.
pecially if it will attain tho remarkable
property for any length Of time.
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Mothers it you want the little ones to
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IYade's Fiber and subric reports the
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minute with twelve stitches on each.
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